re: LSU investigating racist incident *Update: Hillary responds*

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Notice how she switches between capital and lower case letters. Thats what you do when you are trying to disguise your own handwriting.

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I think that calendar and the thing from the door are both written by more than one hand. The quote at the bottom is definitely somebody else's handwriting...a few of the Birthday annotations (based on "y" matching the one in the quote).

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they indeed have a seat at the table

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Declarative statement implies appropriation of arbiter status.

All of this isn't about black or white, really. Race and racism are just being used as a means to an end.

What this is really about is who is going to have the say-so about who 'sits at the table'.

The whole thing is just politics masquerading as social justice.

If it were purely about social justice, wouldn't be all the veiled and not-so-veiled talk about power and systems and tables.

Man, I don't want to live on this planet anymore. One can see that there is obviously a racial problem in this country. There is obviously a disparity in the percentages of minorities being successful vs. living in poverty/crime. And sure there are tons of racist attitudes from whites, just as there are racist attitudes from minorities. But where did we cross a line that you can't even have an opinion anymore unless it lines up with the minority's opinion without being labeled a racist. This guy is trying so hard to be "moderate" about it, but he still can't hide his true sentiment of "if you don't believe in black lives matter or reject every call of racism, you are racist and ignorant". Maybe realize that is just your opinion. It may be right and it may be wrong.

Besides true skin head/Nazi/klan MFers, white people have nothing to gain by "keeping the black man down". We have no issue with everyone succeeding. Why would we institutionalize racism? Society may stereotype based on personal experiences. And that may be bad for certain groups. But how do you combat that at an "institutional" level without changing the basis for the stereotype? If the stereotype is not real, then it should fade. It may not be 100% fair that one must overcome the stereotype, but it is easily combated.

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KG6

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The majority of blacks are far more biased and hateful than a majority of whites. There are exceptions in both cases, but 8 years under a black president and racial tensions are worse now than ever before. Evidence of which side of the aisle isn't practicing what they be preachin'.

Its' not about race anymore, it's about class. That's the point that is lost on all these fools.

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As an African-American student, I’ve struggled with the idea of my voice not being heard

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This dumb hoe has an column in the student paper and still claims to have no voice.

There's just no reasoning with people like her. They won't listen to facts or logic. Statistics are racist, and white people are racist until proven otherwise.

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quote: All white people aren’t evil. Actually, there are some outstanding, understanding and selfless white people in this world, many of whom I call my classmates, friends and colleagues. Those same compassionate white people understand, and many times join black people in their disgust with the racial inequality gap. They don’t try to silence or combat the black voice. They’re seen at marches and protests, speaking out against the injustices they witness. They’re around. I see them all the time. On the other hand, racist white people are also around, and I also see them all the time. It needs to be understood that racism isn’t just saying, “I hate black people.” There’s this thing called institutional racism that often goes overlooked. It’s a form of racism that supports the thoughts and actions that implement disparities among the races, both politically and socially. The same people who perpetuate racism like to believe black people create their problems in their heads. They believe if you don’t speak about it, it won’t exist. But no, there’s just reasons why black people are more “woke” than some of their white counterparts. For starters, it’s because they want to understand and contribute to the narrowing of the racial inequality gap, so they educate themselves and acknowledge what is happening in their environments. Secondly, many African Americans know they will have to interact with white people on a regular basis. As a minority, their best option is to interact with and understand white people. Black people don’t make these issues up in their heads. Many are actually paying attention to what’s happening in this country. Unlike some white people, who know they may never have to interact with a black person in their lifetime, and therefore refuse to understand the fight and outrage.

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Jesus fricking Christ

she comes from a disadvantaged life and has had nothing her entire life.You don't understand her struggles er'day.



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what's with taking pics in a squatting position? you're entrenched in ethnic culture, maybe you can explain it to me.

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less likely to be struck by stray gunfire.